vezy🍥

@RSDragonwilds ok fine i'll try it

🎣 Fishing is coming to RuneScape: Dragonwilds on April 21.

@N_Tys26 always next week😂😂

𝐑𝐀𝐈𝐃 𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐃𝐄𝐑 𝐂𝐑𝐀𝐒𝐇𝐄𝐒 𝐎𝐔𝐓 𝐈𝐍 𝐌𝐀𝐆𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐃𝐎𝐍'𝐒 𝐋𝐀𝐈𝐑 While some players enjoy World of Warcraft's competitive raiding scene, there are those who take it a little too far. The raid leader completely crashes out on his team after missing out on a rank 1 parse...

@bryentmicheal @kanyestreams1 milking the fans cus he signed more records so people who missed it don’t have to pay 3x on eBay??

@kanyestreams1 It feels like they’re milking the fans with the bully LP’s and these restocks but won’t even update the actual album 🙃

SIGNED BULLY VINYL RESTOCKED BULLY.YEEZY.COM

@ryanfisher122 @EsfandTV bethesda isn’t running this, the fans are.

@EsfandTV Bethesda has tried this with Fallout 76 and it failed miserably.

Hmmm

@WWE @TripleH @PatMcAfeeShow we’d pay 25% extra to keep Pat & Jellyroll away from the show

Thank You, @PatMcAfeeShow?! From NOW until the end of #WWERaw this Monday, all #WrestleMania Saturday tickets are 25% off! 🎟️: ticketmaster.com/event/1700636E…

@EsfandTV I think it’s time to run for president 🥸

We’ve done a few pretty cool things recently, but overall I’ve felt a little bit uninspired and I need some help. And while it’s centered around streaming, I think it can apply to other facets of life and who knows maybe others can relate to this as well: Coming up on Year 9 of streaming, I’ve been trying to think to myself, “what is it that I really want to do?” and it’s a really hard question to answer. I’ve always kind of seen myself as an everything bagel. Whether it’s about games, creating things, or even life. Theres always just so much that I’m interested in and so much that I enjoy, that it makes it incredibly difficult to hone in on one thing and do it well, which at times I think I do, but even beyond that, finding a way to properly package and share those things that you do well at a high enough level to respect the rest of the work you put in, in the first place is even more difficult. I have a list of things I really enjoy, but it’s long. Really long. It’s also riddled with stipulations. If this, then that. But the overarching theme of the things that I enjoy doing, is that it involves making people happy. Usually it’s others, but sometimes it’s myself. It can be done through making one laugh, entertaining, educating, giving a sense of community… all things that generally make people feel good in some way. I know this is a long one, but I’m bored in an airplane and just thinking about things. But I just wanted to put it out to the world and ask, what is some thing or things you want to see from me this year? Also are you a new viewer, old viewer, former viewer, not a viewer? I have all these thoughts and ideas, but I’m just trying to fish for some answers. Thanks for the help

@kanyewest i will watch it Ye.

@rotciVArt this is the worst example, you can literally get the heart piece as a kid the first time you come here, no need to backtrack it

me desculpem os novos fãs mas Zelda pós BOTW com o seu game design "você pode ir pra qualquer canto a qualquer momento!" NUNCA vai ser superior a sensação de pegar um item novo e abrir um novo caminho de Zelda clássico Daria tudo pra ter um Zelda 3d novo assim

i stubbed my toe so hard it ripped the toenail out and im bleeding all over 🙃

@Senju_in_Japan there was a fan made project like this being worked on at one point, i dont think viz was a fan tho cus they took down my vids playing it

When are we going to get a real multiplayer Naruto open world game where you can go to all the villages! Hell it can even be a gacha like genshin idc!😮‍💨

@kanyewest thank you Ye.

open.spotify.com/album/5poA9SAx… #ye

@kanyewest I believe you Ye.

BULLY ON THE WAY NO AI

@DrumsyOfficial @DiscussingFilm this tweet is longer than some of your video scripts

So I'd like to preface this by saying, I loved the movie, music was AMAZING, character designs were great, the plot was somewhat generic but it still felt unique because of the Kpop/demon setting. I also liked the characters personalities and jokes, and the fact that it was basically a battle of the bands (that aspect definitely reminded me of the My Little Pony Equestria Girls movie). My main issue is with the way morals and the implications of certain characters' actions were handled. This issue is not limited to just this movie. I'm not sure if it's a recognized trope or anything, but it's something I have noticed in a ton of fiction, both for adult and children's media (I'm going to reference The Vampire Diaries a bit because thats the best example I can think of off the top of my head to further explain my point). It's something I can usually ignore or "suspend disbelief" over, but I've been pondering on it a lot recently so this movie is gonna get the brunt of my anger ;D Jinu's past shows that he was born in extreme poverty 400 years ago in Joseon (?) period Korea, and was barely surviving. He was the breadwinner for his mother and sister, and he notes later on that without him they were even worse off. He abandons them, effectively dooming them to an early death even if the story doesn't directly state that, (this is just my interpretation, but the way they emphasize his much younger sisters reaction to him leaving and the financial dynamic makes me think he would have been almost like a parent to her, making even worse IMO)/ He does this because he wants a better life, even if it means he has to give up all that he loves. Some people seem to think Gwi Ma had already taken possession of him to make him do this, but I think the movie makes it pretty clear that's not the case; considering one of the major betrayal scenes in the movie is him admitting he lied to Rumi about Gwi Ma forcing him to leave, and then sacrificing himself for redemption, I think its clear he left his family of his own free will. Not only that, but I also think his guilt is way more heavily influenced by Gwi Ma then the audience gives credit for. If he didn't have to deal with the demon marks, he could hypothetically have just gone out of his way to forget about what he did (which is the his entire goal for the movie until Rumi makes him "see the light"). Considering how selfish he was (by his own admission), its possible he could have lived somewhat contently in the palace as his family literally dies, if it wasn't for having to fulfill the rest of the deal. I know Jinu is supposed to represent coming back from your worst mistake, being better, feelings of guilt and shame, etc., and mirror Rumi in a way, but the movie lost me with this. Especially when they show (not tell) that ALL the people we see get turned into souls (including that creepy shipper fan, who was still a literal child) are straight up dead. Like I didn't even process that, even the train scene was moved on from so quickly that it felt like a minor inconvenience at best. It was to the point that I thought the souls would all return when Gwi Ma was partially defeated at the end of the movie. Like I know that Mira mentioned during the Soda Pop performance "what if they kill all these people," but I feel like the writers went out of there way not to deal with the repercussions of this. One, because that means Rumi (who is extremely powerful and could have stopped the demons on the train IMO) is at major fault for being distracted (even if she was struggling mentally), and two, because it basically destroys Jinu's redemption arc if it were to be fully acknowledged by the characters and the audience. You're telling me this 400 year old boi, who is responsible for the conflict of the entire movie (he is the sole person who gave Gwi Ma the perfect idea to make a boyband to prevent the Honmoon, again, specifically so he could forgot he abandoned his mother and little sister), and is completely okay with apparently KILLING all of humanity, is somehow going to "change" last minute for some girl he just met, because she made him feel like he could be more than a terrible person? He is SMILING with happiness during "Your Idol," right before they're about to kill everyone. I know its incredibly healing to have people not judge you and make you feel like your aren't hopeless, but that has to be proportionate to whatever it is you did wrong. The way their relationship played out is that after Rumi should be aware he has directly/indirectly killed ppl and is trying to mass murder everyone (even if the writers don't emphasize that), she is still advocating for his supposed humanity?? And then at the end he decides to reevaluate his actions once she fights back?? I would have hoped 400 years of shame would have made him want to sabotage Gwi Ma and be better, not some rando who barely acknowledges how evil his crimes are (she hasn't even really done anything wrong herself for him to relate so much to her, the parallels between them end at them both feeling shame). I'd also like to mention that I am a judgmental person and am very aware of this lol. I don't really think serious violent crimes IRL are easily redeemed, if at all. Again, I can usually ignore this dilemma in fiction, but sometimes it gets too ridiculous. Jinu's sins and his dynamic with Rumi reminds me vaguely of Elena and Damon from TVD. Damon is a vampire but also a literal serial killer and clinically something, and Elena is supposed to be a human beacon of morality (The shows are definitely not direct comparisons at all, but this same writing issue is present). Damon flat out says he only wants to be good, sometimes, because Elena wants him too, and will revert back to his early season antics of killing innocent humans if she is gone or doesn't date him (Vampires in this universe have self control usually, and don't actually have to eat people, he just choses to bc he is so removed from his humanity and being "good," and is immature to the point that killing people is simply a "mistake" to the writers). But somehow Elena feels he has a chance and is redeemable, and Damon feels like he is too. At the end of the show it implies he even gets to go to the show's version of heaven along with Elena also...yah. The Vampire Diaries as a whole picks and chooses when to acknowledge innocent people, even friends and family members, being murdered by the main characters, and even when it does it still is portrayed as not that serious. I'll never forget when a character, Tyler, lost his mother and is portrayed as a jerk when he learns that his friend/ex slept with her killer, another mass murderer. Like, I know I am judgmental, but obviously no one would be okay with that in real life. Yet u still see ppl in that fandom defending it for some reason, even if it is fiction. It just immediately takes me out of it the immersion when characters are complacent in mass murder or the ones doing it, but are still meant to be "good." To me, in order for KPop Demon Hunters to have avoided this problem, they should have made sure Jinu wasn't responsible for and willingly trying to end the world. Instead of him approaching Gwi Ma, have Gwi Ma come up with the idea of a demon boyband to counter the girls' magic (literally how did the demons not come up with this sooner). Gwi Ma, this supernatural deity, gave Jinu a voice that is magically able to capture peoples attention, the demon king should be smart enough to utilize that when their enemies are literally magical musicians. Keep Jinu's sin of abandoning his family, it's already a horrible enough thing to do, he doesn't need to also need to be responsible for the deaths of all the human fans and those on the train (and all the people that almost died at the final show if not for his last minute sacrifice and Rumi's powers). Jinu should just have been pressured by Gwi Ma to go along with the plan, promising him he will let Jinu forget about what he did and being the one to bring it up. Jinu will still know it's wrong and doesn't want to really go through with it. He actually wants to be better deep down and wants to backstab Gwi Ma. This will make Rumi's alternative plan much more appealing, even if jinu ultimately can't go through with it because he is a slave to the demon king. I also think the film was slightly fast paced, so maybe give him and Rumi more time together to make the betrayal that he did something horrible to his family really sink in with her. Personally, I still think that is still pretty crazy, because I assume he is the reason his mother and little sister would have died, but this is the best I can think of for keeping the plot of redemption, but removing the implications of him being super villain evil. Not sure If I'm going to/can also post this in the KPop Demon Hunters subreddit, but if people here find my opinion reasonable maybe I will share it there. Also, sorry about the parentheses, I just have a lot of thoughts and desire to further clarify stuff!

First look at Jinu from ‘KPOP DEMON HUNTERS’ in Fortnite.

@DrumsyOfficial wait till they find mine

Concerning

@Kephfas @Moh170071 They literally said during the AJ match that he was gonna be in the rumble

@Moh170071 He looked rushed as he came down the ramp. Something looked off to me, like it was a last minute change.

I’m not convinced Gunther was supposed to be entrant #30. I think there may have been a pivot in plans. Source: Trust me bro But really, trust me bro.

@WiddasTy this instantly gave me a headache

i wanted to feel something so i switched my premiere to light mode

@FireFly4Everr @KyloCobain Video game covers are an art form, one that has been lost due to this mindset

@KyloCobain ITS A FUCKING VIDEO GAME COVER YOU MORON

@DevGenki looks awesome!!

I don’t think I’ve played a pixel art game that feels this much like an anime. Rival training arc hits different. ⚡️ #screenshotsaturday #pixelart

@eiyawow flying just wouldn’t work with the classic world, there’s a reason they had to remake the whole map in cataclysm before they could add flying

Instead of another SoD or Remix, what if we made Vanilla WoW but with all of the QoL/features of retail? Imagine Vanilla WoW but with: -flying mounts -transmog -achievements -group finder/lfr -not having to buy reagents for abilities -death knights, monks, demon hunters, etc But you still have the classic dungeons, 1-60, slow & grindy quests, etc. :) i think it'd be fun

@Mad_Polygon Looks dope!!

working on my cozy n64 game, trying to go for a n64 aesthetic.